Lian Li O11DXL-W O11 Dynamic XL ROG Certified (White) ATX Full Tower Gaming Computer Case

Just a few quick notes… I don’t recommend this case for mechanical hard drives. The ventilation is poor, even when you mod the back of the case to try and force air flow over them. There’s an updated version of this case that looks to have better air flow over the drive bays, but it’s NOT the XL size. There’s also no vibration dampening for 3.5” drives. SSD’s however, should be just fine and you also have multiple mounting options too. If you have a few 3.5” HDD’s you can’t part with, you might consider getting a NAS or a DAS enclosure for them. The other issue I had was with the lower air filter. I had to add some magnetic strips to get it to seal up to the bottom of the case. Not a big deal.Other than these two things, it’s perfect for my needs. I really like the design of how the glass panels attach to the case. The panels feel very secure as long as the top cover is fully in place. I paired the case with the Lain Li SL Infinity fans (10 in all). I also used the Lain Li Galahad 360mm AIO. It will work with the RGB controller used for the fans, but it will have to mimic the light scheme to whatever you have channel 2 or 4 set with. Wire management is made easy with all the extra space in the back. Lastly, I have the RGB strip connected to the mother boards RGB controller. The manual states the controller is compatible with Gigabyte's RGB Fusion software. You have to use the buttons on the front panel to change the light strip to its #8th setting for this to work.Style is subjective. If the look of this case appeals to you,… buy it! You’ll be very happy with the build quality. I’ve since edited this review after a couple of months with the case, and my opinion has only gotten better. All add one more note about the thermals and air flow. I keep the fans on normal speed and have changed the graphics card to an Intel Arc a770 since the pictures were taken. Both the GPU and CPU stay around 50~55C mark under load and the tower stays silent. But that probably says more about the AIO and fans and not so much the case…

To me, I find it hard to get a Unique case that doesn't break the bank, but Lian Li delivered this case is amazing I love it there is so much possibility of things to be done in this case. Water Cooling, Air Cooling, a mix it's just perfect for future proof PC building.ProsComes with its own GPU bracket for no-sag Which is amazing and can be done with 2 GPUs if you do SLICan mount so many SSDs or Anything in a 2.5-inch drive size and it has a hot swapableish 3.5-inch drive bays or can be taken out and support an additional power supply.ConsIn this cases, rubber feet kinda cheap and the glue will be melted off if the pc gets in high temps or runs for a good amount of hours or it's just in a hot room the glue will somehow get melted and the rubber feet will be stuck on the table or in different parts of the CaseThe GPU vertical bracket, I've been wanting to buy it for a while now, but the price doesn't seem worth it for something you can include in a case like this I can understand why they don't include it, but if I pay for a 200$+ case I feel like all the features a premium case should be included I wouldn't even mind if they added the bracket, and I buy the PCIe extension cable my self, but for 60$ bracket and extension cable idk that seems too much.Last and finally it's not really a bad thing it's just very heavy lol so be careful if you are putting it on your desk my pc has just basic parts nothing much other than a 360 radiator but it is still a big heavy boi, and it will scratch your desk if not careful especially if the rubber feet have melted off or fallen as I stated before.Overall fantastic case no issues other than these few ones I will stated but those were more personalized in a way and warnings lol but I love this case if it breaks or anything I would buy this case again it is an amazing case and unique one and I want it to be the case I use forever because it is just that much of a good case overall 5/5

This is a big case, but it uses the space it takes up to good effect in efficiency on the backplate area of the motherboard for great cable management opportunities, and the front side of the motherboard for aesthetics and airflow.Assembly is simple and without annoyance. You loosen one thumbscrew in the back, press a switch and slide the top panel off, at which point you are free to remove the other panels with a slide upward out of grooves that the tempered glass and metal plates effortlessly slide into. The build quality is extremely good, without any odd sharp spots or panels or trays you have to force into position. Hard drive trays lock with a thumbscrew, as does the PSU slot(s)The possible cons on this case are minor. There is a plastic restraining clip on the bottom fan tray which has risk of failure (Extra are included in the case accessories should this occur) but once the fans are in place I don't foresee any work at adding or removing these except on rare occasion if I am completely swapping a fan. I also personally do not like having a reset button flush to the finish right beside USB ports where it could be easily bumped in normal use, but you can always just not connect the Reset SW header. The only other build issue I would mention is that the fan filters are a loose metallic mesh with magnetic retaining strips. I do prefer a more rigid frame filter with a finger mesh like you might find on the nzxt cases, but this is minor and as a person with a short hair dog, I found that the mesh filters are sufficient enough to catch loose fur and the like, but not much on fine dust if you live in a very dry area. Still HIGHLY recommend this very nice looking and well-designed and constructed case. My cons are minor and just there for full information purposes.